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On May 20, 1311 in Celtic History

The war of the o' briens of thomond escalates as the norman irish become involved on both sides

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    Truce between the confederates and Inchiquin; its adherents are excommunicated by Giovanni Rinuccini, papal nuncio to the confederates

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    Battle of Dunnichen, the Picts stopped the advance northwards of the Angles of Northumbria

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